/**
* Boot service provider to initiate global container.
*/
public function register()
{
/**
* Some spiral functions require global/static container, for example it provides you ability to
* write code like:
* new Post();
*
* In other scenario you with either be required to use document function of ODM component or
* provide odm instance into your document explicitly:
*
* new Post([], null, $odm);
*
* @var Container $container
*/
SharedContainer::initContainer($container = new Container());
//Container bindings
$container->bind(FactoryInterface::class, $container);
$container->bind(ResolverInterface::class, $container);
$container->bind(ContainerInterface::class, $container);
//Since laravel uses this method for bindings, we can use it too
$container->bind(TokenizerInterface::class, Tokenizer::class);
$container->bind(ClassLocatorInterface::class, ClassLocator::class);
//Spiral has it's own validation mechanism which is represented by a simple interface
//we can wrap laravel validation functionality and rules
$container->bind(ValidatorInterface::class, LaravelValidator::class);
//Required for tokenizer to read file
$container->bind(FilesInterface::class, FileManager::class);
//Laravel also uses it's own configuration source, let's define our wrapper in spiral
//container, default settings will use folder "spiral" under config directory to prevent
//collisions
$container->bindSingleton(ConfiguratorInterface::class, LaravelConfigurator::class);
//ODM and some other components also use so called application memory (see doc) to store
//behaviour schemas, we can use simple wrapper
$container->bindSingleton(HippocampusInterface::class, $container->make(Memory::class, ['directory' => storage_path('/')]));
//Ok, now can define our ODM as singleton
$this->app->singleton(ODM::class, function () use($container) {
//Container will do the rest, since ODM stated as singleton we
//will always get same instance
return $container->get(ODM::class);
});
}
